How to create a removable drive

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Trying to transfer some music files to my mp3. Installed the software, connected it to my pc. However it does not connect to the program. I was wondering if that means I need to create a removable drive? I had it on my old computer, but I just built my computer brand new. I only have a C drive.
 
has the device worked in other computers?

download usb view. and see if windows is even seeing the device.

have you tried rebooting since installing?

have you tried plugging the device in without installing the drivers?.. most mp3 players i've used work natively in windows and act just like a flash drive.

what brand mp3 player? what operating system?
 
jonathonball said:
has the device worked in other computers?

download usb view. and see if windows is even seeing the device.

have you tried rebooting since installing?

have you tried plugging the device in without installing the drivers?.. most mp3 players i've used work natively in windows and act just like a flash drive.

what brand mp3 player? what operating system?
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I'm trying to work my old mp3 player, iRiver IFP-899, I'm running windows XP professional
 
Ahhh restarting it was the key! Thank you. Now I'm trying to get these files on my mp3 to transfer to my PC. I wanna store it since these good ol' songs are from my 9th grade :) But the problem I'm gettin is that when I drag the music over to my folder in my PC, it saids it cannot upload audio type files! Anyone know have a good clue on this??
 
iFP Series Players
Due to copyright guidelines, audio files (ASF / MP3 / WMA) cannot be uploaded from an iFP series player to a PC or Mac using our iFP series player and software application iriver Music Manager.

Voice, tuner, recorded and other non-audio files can be uploaded to a PC or Mac.


This is terrible news, is there any work around? Any help would be appreciated.
 
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